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 1 Arg|             conspiracy, XVIII. XIX.—Speech to the conspirators, XX.—
 2 Arg| deliberations of the Senate, L.—The speech of Caesar on the mode of
 3 Arg|           the conspirators, LI.—The speech of Cato on the same subject,
 4 22 |          Catiline, having ended his speech, and wishing to bind his
 5 31 |             delivered that splendid speech, so beneficial to the republic,
 6 50 |             being influenced by the speech of Caius Caesar, he said
 7 51 |      indignant at the conspiracy? A speech, no doubt, will inflame
 8 52 |           When Caesar had ended his speech, the rest briefly expressed
 9 52 |           asked his opinion, made a speech to the following purport: ~ “
10 58 |          timid army valiant, by the speech of its commander. Whatever